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Police divers from the RCMP’s E Division search the Battle River near Big Knife Provincial Park on Saturday, July 26, as part of “an ongoing investigation.”

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Review Reporter RCMP divers recovered “items of particular interest” from the Battle River on the July 26-27 weekend, but police refused to identify what case they were investigating near the Big Knife Provincial Park.

A dive team from the RCMP’s E Division in British Columbia spent the weekend combing the Battle River, Staff-Sgt. Ron Campbell of Alberta’s K Division confirmed July 28.

“That was just the continuation of an ongoing investigation,” he said.

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Veteran news ........................... 2 Coronation news ...................... 2 Obituary ................................... 2 RCMP ....................................... 3 Castor news.............................. 3 Stettler news ............................ 3 Sports...................................5 - 7 Agriculture ............................... 8 Classifieds/Careers ............ 9 - 11 Professional Directory .............. 9 Oyen news ............................. 12 Business Directory ................. 12

“It’s been going on for several months.

“They were looking for items of particular interest, which I can say some were located, but I can’t reveal what those were.”

Police wouldn’t say whether the river search was part of the investigation into the Klaus family farm triple murder near Castor last December.

“It’s an ongoing investigation, and I’m not going to identify which one it is at this point, to protect the integrity of the investigation,” said Staff-Sgt. Campbell, the head of the strategic communications unit for K Division.

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He revealed, however, that RCMP are close to making “a major announcement” in connection with the dive team’s findings.

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“I was speaking with one of the investigators today and they plan on going public here probably within two weeks,” Staff-Sgt. Campbell said.

“They’ll have a major announcement at that time. They’re just trying to put the pieces together here now.

They should be ready in a couple of weeks to go public with what they found and why, and what it’s related to and all that stuff.”

E Division divers spent “two or

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three days over the weekend” searching the Battle River, Staff-Sgt. Campbell said.

Three members of one Castor-area family — Gordon and Sandra Klaus and their adult daughter Monica — perished in a house fire at the Klaus farm Dec. 8, 2013.

In February 2014, police said they believe the deaths were homicides, but they didn’t make any charges in the case.

RCMP confirmed at the time that the remains of Gordon Klaus, 61, and Monica Klaus, 40, were found in the burnt-out house, but that the remains for Sandra Klaus, 62, hadn’t been located.

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Prentice makes pitch for schools, seniors’ facilities John MacNeil

En route to a Consort gathering and the Oyen bull-a-rama later that day, and the morning after an appearance in Hanna, Jim Prentice says he’s ready to lead a Prentice was in partisan company as he province in need of leadership. chatted with a group of about 30 people in “I’m not going to sit by while Veteran. Among them were somebody else puts the province former provincial cabinet minin the ditch,” Progressive isters Shirley McClellan and Conservative leadership candiJack Hayden, both former date Jim Prentice told MLAs for Drumheller-Stettler. supporters July 23 in Veteran.

“All of it comes back to the “If you want to get this provprovince Peter Lougheed ince back on track, it’s going to dreamed of,” said Prentice, take some leadership.” invoking the name of the late Former premier Alison former premier and Tory Redford’s tumultuous term stalwart. bewildered PC members and He said he believes in an indeAlbertans alike, and left the pendent-minded province that party in search of a new leader takes care of its people.

— and premier.

“The first thing is about being Prentice, a former federal cabfiscally responsible with the inet minister, is the perceived taxpayers’ money,” said frontrunner in a three-man race Prentice, a Calgary lawyer who that includes MLAs Thomas was born in northern Ontario Provincial PC leadership candidate Jim Prentice shakes hands with and grew up in a mining family Lukaszuk and Ric McIver. east-central alberta residents during a July 23 visit to the Dryland Cattle in Grand Cache in west-central The party makes its choice trading Corp. auction mart in veteran.

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Sporting blue jeans and Speaking at the Veteran auction mart, cowboy boots, Prentice blended with rural rules, because people will break rules.

Dryland Cattle Trading Corp., Prentice Albertans at the auction mart and told “It’s all about setting the tone from the vowed to restore trust in government and top. If you’re in public service, you’re a them the province needs to be fixed. end entitlements.

“We’ve got to catch up in building faciliservant of the people.” ties in Alberta … and in taking care of seniors here in rural Alberta,” he said.

“We’ve got to catch up in investing in things like schools, senior citizens’ facilities and rural roads. We’re building senior citizens’ units at about half the rate that we need to.”

Submitted is kept (by the way, it’s the ride-em fire Responding to a question from a Coronation Volunteer Fire Department truck at the pool park).

Brownfield parent on the sustainability of staged its Christmas in July party out at After all the teams returned to the dam, community schools, Prentice said he conthe Coronation Dam campground on the points were tallied up and the winners siders small schools as “great assets” in Saturday, July 26. were the team of Albert Waldner and Dave The members started off with a scavWalsh.

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OBITUARY

Former Veteran mayor ‘possessed a quiet, sure faith’

THULIEN, Kermit E. 1917 — 2014 Kermit Thulien passed peacefully into the presence of his Lord earlier this spring. It would have been his 97th birthday this week.

Kermit was a resident of Veteran for more than 63 years. He then retired to Lions Bay, B.C., in 1980, where he and his wife Jean spent 17 years before moving to nearby Vancouver for the past 16 years.

Dad enjoyed his family and home, and with loving care from family, was able to stay in his home for 96 years.

A lovely memorial was held in his honour at the Mount Pleasant Funeral Home in Vancouver.

Kermit was a man who possessed a quiet and sure faith. He was a devoted husband and father, a successful businessman and an active member of the community. He owned and operated a farm implement and automobile dealership in Veteran for more than 35 years, preceded by some years as a grain buyer/ elevator agent in his early 20s.

Kermit served in the local church in Veteran, as mayor and councillor for many years, as coach for young men’s hockey, and in many other aspects of community life. Yet, Dad still made time for many trips and countless family drives and picnics in the surrounding area, the Nose Hills, etc.

After retiring to Lions Bay, he remained active in the community church and was asked to serve on the board of variance of the village for a number of years, where

his sound judgment was valued.

Kermit was also a longtime member of the Gideon’s Society, placing Bibles in hotels, schools, hospitals and doctor’s offices as invited.

One would have to look long and hard to find a person with such a generous spirit, and with grace and kindness in combination as Kermit possessed. He worked by the adage that a deal is only a good deal when it’s good for both parties. And often in business, he gave the benefit of the doubt to the customer.

Dad was respected by all who knew him, loved by those who knew him well, and loved very much by those who knew him best.

He’s greatly missed by his beloved wife of almost 69 years, Jean, his daughter Janice Fawcett (Alan) of Edmonton, son Cameron (Jane) of Vancouver, son Gavin (Jann) of Ottawa, and sister Lorraine Gilbert (Jim) of Abbotsford, B.C. As one who always enjoyed his garden and his home, it is a special comfort to know that now Dad is truly home, and we have the joyous prospect of being together again in a coming day.

Kermit had a life well-lived and was an admirable yet humble man, and an example to many.

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The family would like to sincerely thank the many who have sent tributes, cards and condolences since his passing.

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“People in the city are trying to get into small schools,” said Prentice, noting his high school graduation class had just eight students.

Prentice, 58, has advocated a smaller cabinet for the Alberta government.

“There’s not a province our size that has 30 cabinet ministers,” he said.

He recommended a cure for provincial health-care administrative woes, suggesting a model that puts less authority in the hands of a single agency head.

Prentice said local health-care advisory boards should report to the health minister to create a system representative of the community.

He agreed with one man who expressed concern about the loss of emergency care at the Consort hospital. “I’ve heard about challenges in Consort … in one respect, I’m not surprised to hear about it,” Prentice said.

“There are already enough challenges for rural Albertans. We shouldn’t be adding to those challenges.”

Prentice said he doesn’t consider himself tied to the current provincial PC regime. “I do represent a clean slate. I come at this from the outside.”

None of the above

An East Central Alberta Review online poll asked readers to vote on who would make the best leader of the Alberta PC Party.

The winner through Sunday, July 27, was “none of the above,” which accounted for 47 of the 77 votes.

It’s otherwise a close race.

Ric McIver received 13 votes, Thomas Lukaszuk garnered nine and Jim Prentice had eight.

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Review Reporter One man died in one of two crashes near Bashaw on the July 26-27 weekend.

STARS air ambulance was needed to transport accident victims in both cases, Sgt. Cameron Paul of Bashaw RCMP reported Monday, July 28.

An adult whose identity wasn’t immediately released died on the scene of a two-vehicle collision Sunday east of Bashaw on Highway 53 at Range Road 204, which leads to the Pelican Point campground.

The man who died was a passenger in an eastbound SUV that turned left to go north on Range Road 204 and collided with a westbound SUV, Sgt. Paul said.

“The driver of that vehicle was airlifted by STARS (and) three other occupants of that vehicle were taken (to hospital) by ground ambulance for

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further treatment and assessment,” along with an occupant of the other SUV. The crash was reported to RCMP at 3:55 p.m. on Sunday.

“Alcohol is not considered a factor, and weather and road conditions were favourable, so it’s a driving-error issue,” Sgt. Paul said.

The occupants of both SUVs weren’t from the Bashaw area, he said.

Bashaw RCMP also responded to an ATV accident shortly after 6 p.m. on Saturday.

The ATV rolled over on Range Road 231, and the 40-year-old driver was being treated for “numerous injuries” after he was transported to the University of Alberta Hospital in Edmonton, Sgt. Paul said.

“Alcohol was not suspected to be involved. And the investigation is still ongoing.”

Canadian Badlands bags pheasant festival for Stettler In action July 19 at the Hardisty rodeo, Chase Zweifel of Paradise Hill, Sask., is among the Lakeland Rodeo Association cowboys who will have to wait until mid-August for the Castor rodeo, which was postponed because of wet weather on the July 25-26 weekend.

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Wacky weather postpones Castor rodeo to mid-August John MacNeil

Review Reporter With relentless rain and wild winds wreaking havoc throughout Alberta last Friday, July 25, the Castor rodeo didn’t get out of the bucking chutes.

Organizers postponed the annual rodeo to Aug. 15 and 16, with a program matching the lineup intended for July 25 and 26.

“Everything will go forward as planned, just a different day and maybe a bit of tweaking of the time,” said Heide Andersen, secretary of the Castor and District Ag Society’s 37th annual family rodeo.

“The parade will carry on as usual, as well as the rodeo and the gymkhana for the other members.”

The rescheduled times for the two midAugust rodeo performances were still to be finalized early this week.

“We haven’t come to a 100 per cent plan yet,” Andersen said Sunday, July 27.

“There’s four other rodeos on within the LRA (Lakeland Rodeo Association) and WRA (Wildrose Rodeo Association) circuits, for that weekend, so we have to try and figure out the best time to run our performances, in order for the cowboys to make as many of the rodeos … as possible.

“Tentatively, we’re going with slack on Friday morning, with the rodeo performances Friday evening and Saturday at 1 o’clock, but that’s not confirmed yet.”

A colourful rainbow draped the Castor rodeo grounds, four miles north of town, at 6 p.m. last Friday, but most of the day was deluged with heavy rain, strong winds and cool temperatures.

Weather was just one of the factors in deciding earlier Friday to postpone the rodeo, Andersen said.

“I mean, cowboys are used to performing in a lot of (adverse) conditions,”

she said. “And I’m sure they would have been able to manage with the conditions that day.

“But for the rodeo committee, our goal is to make our rodeo able to cover expenses. We don’t ever make a lot of money with our rodeo. We need to cover our expenses, though. And with weather like that, we wouldn’t get spectators coming in the gate and we wouldn’t get people attending the beer gardens and we wouldn’t get people buying the food at the concession.

“So we thought this was the best decision we could make, from that aspect of things. There’s no doubt that the rodeo could have carried on. We have really great facilities and volunteers that would have been able to pull it off, but from a financial standpoint, we were just worried we would take too big of a loss to run the rodeo that weekend.”

Last weekend wasn’t a total wipeout for the Castor rodeo, which managed to stage its opening-night family dance, with Prairie Fire performing at the Castor community hall, instead of at the rodeo grounds.

“It wasn’t an ideal situation, but we tried to make the best of it,” Andersen said. “We ended up going forward with the family dance and supper that night, and it was a lot more successful than we could have hoped. It was a really well-attended event and everybody had a lot of fun. We had lots of food and the kids and adults alike really enjoyed listening to the live band and dancing.

“Even though it was last minute, it worked out really well.”

Organizers tried to spread the word last Friday that the rodeo was postponed to mid-August.

“We did the best we could with notifying everyone ... as fast as we could so we could help spread the word,” Andersen said.

The birds are taking flight in Stettler.

The release of 3,000 birds is among the highlights planned for the first Canadian Badlands Pheasant Festival, scheduled for Oct. 15-19 in Stettler.

“This is a great opportunity to showcase our community and provide economic benefit to our local business on an annual basis,” chairman Darcy Pollack said July 25 in announcing the festival.

“With a 3,000-bird release, including 300 hens, we will also be making a significant conservation effort with regards to our local pheasant population.”

Canadian Badlands president Bob Long said the organization hopes the five-day Stettler event is “the first of many pheasant festivals” in the group’s membership communities.

“Canadian Badlands is pleased to be supporting the community of Stettler as they host the first Canadian Badlands Pheasant Festival. We are always striving to bring value to our members by promoting tourism in this unique and important part of Alberta.”

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Control already lost Brenda Schimke

And if we look at the ethical ethos of American-owned Berkshire Hathaway versus Canadian-owned SNC-Lavalin, The deck chairs are being moved on the aren’t Albertans clear winners.

Titanic again and this time it appears Berkshire Hathaway is owned by ATCO Ltd. doesn’t like the direction the Warren Buffett. He’s an enigma in the Alberta government is taking. Unlike world of billionaire businessmen. First, he 2001, when all the big boys of electricity, has a proven track record for buying comEnmax, TransAlta, Epcor and ATCO, panies as long-term investments. He has were on side with Klein’s speedy move to committed to maintain AltaLink’s local deregulate the electricity industry. management, staffing levels and corpoATCO is displeased that the federal gov- rate charities and sponsorships. He’s even ernment has given conditional approval committed to reinvest 100 per cent of for American-owned Berkshire Hathaway AltaLinks’ earnings in Alberta or Canada Energy to purchase AltaLink, the largest for at least five years. electricity transmission provider in He’s a man who demonstrates personal Alberta. integrity. Buffet believes he and those who ATCO tried hard to motivate the little earn more than $10 million a year should people to take up their corporate cause by pay the highest tax rate (35 per cent), launching anonymous full-page ads with rather than currently the lowest. He finds the dire heading, “WE’RE LOSING it offensive that his secretary pays a CONTROL.” The Alberta Utilities higher tax rate on her meagre salary than Commission still has to give final he, the second-richest American and approval to this sale. third-richest man in the world. He’s a On first blush, it got my notice — just leading advocate for philanthropy and has what we don’t need, another essential ser- given $11 billion of his personal wealth to vice being bought out by foreigners! charities and has a large portion of his I was ready to estate set aside for charifire up my comties on his death. puter and email Then there’s SNCbusiness ethics versus the Alberta Lavalin. Its senior Utilities executives have been Canadian ownership? in my Commission, charged and some are but then read in already jailed because of books, ethical behaviour is the Calgary corporate abuses. They’ve Herald that the been found guilty of far more imperative. ad was sponundocumented payments sored by ATCO. and bribing officials on ATCO, which projects in Bangladesh, just happens to Cambodia, Libya and be AltaLink’s primary competitor for Algeria. SNC-Lavalin International has high-voltage transmission lines in been barred from bidding on World Bank Alberta. projects for 10 years.

In its anonymous ad, ATCO put forward Chief executive Pierre Duhaime was three serious consequences should “relieved of his duties” and later charged American-owned Berkshire Hathaway be with fraud for more than $22.5 million in allowed to purchase AltaLink. payments relating to a hospital project in First argument: “regulation oversight Montreal. They’ve been attached to an stops at the border.” That argument is attempt to smuggle Libya’s bad guy, meaningless. Regardless of who owns the Moammar Gadhafi’s son and his family transmission line when it crosses into into Mexico. another political jurisdiction, Alberta’s Business ethics versus Canadian ownerregulatory oversight stops. Whether it be ship? In my books, ethical behaviour is trucking, telecommunications, railways, far more imperative. airlines or pipelines, each jurisdiction has Third argument: “potential for more its own regulatory oversight. power exports.” Surely, ATCO doesn’t Second argument: “loss of control of believe that their high-voltage East our critical infrastructure.” With deregu- Alberta Transmission line is for the lation, the Alberta government required domestic market only, because no one else Transalta to give up control of all transdoes. mission lines. AltaLink was incorporated The three high-voltage transmission as a partnership of four to acquire the lines currently under construction and lines, which serve 85 per cent of the two others on the books is far more Albertans. Initially, SNC Lavalin owned than Alberta, even with continued 50 per cent, but by September 2011, it had growth, would ever need for its own use. bought out all of its partners, leaving it The passionate plea by ATCO isn’t comwith 100 per cent ownership. pelling when placed against the facts.

If we don’t care that Russia and Albertans aren’t losing control of their Communist China’s state-owned oil comelectricity infrastructure, we lost control panies are buying up Calgary’s oil patch, 13 years ago when Ralph Klein dereguwhat should worry us about an American- lated the industry. owned utility!

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I would like to thank the Coronation community for all the support, positive thoughts and prayers. On June 6, 2014, our world was turned upside down. Exactly one week after we proudly watched Harmony graduate, she was hit by a car and we were watching her fight for her life. The doctors were skeptical, and the outcome was uncertain.

Surrounded by close friends and family, I prayed, I begged and I pleaded that she would not be taken from me. As the days passed, we started receiving well-wishes, love and support from all around. But I

was overwhelmed by all the support we received from the town I grew up in.

The financial support we received from everyone involved in the fundraisers, and the generous donations made by local businesses, made it possible for Harmony’s family to stay by her side during her amazing recovery.

I believe a huge part of her recovery is due to all the positive thoughts and prayers sent her way ... they found her!

There are just too many people to thank, so I hope this expression of gratitude finds you.

Sincerely, Lynn (Towns), Chloe, Harmony and her Really Big Family

On Monday, July 28, the centennial of the outbreak of the First World War, a unique battlefield artefact went on display at The Military Museums: a letter written home by Canadian solder Edward Iley on the fabric from the wing of a German aircraft his unit shot down.

University of Calgary student Michael Hilton, Iley’s greatgrandson, donated the letter to The Military Museums. He stumbled upon it by accident and consulted war diaries and other documents in the university’s library and archives at The Military Museums

to research Edward Iley’s unit, the Canadian 12th Railroad Division.

Hilton’s research turned up just two more letters in the world — located in France and Australia — that were written on the fabric of airplane wings.

His great-grandfather’s letter, along with a pocket watch belonging to the German gunner of the plane, are among 300 artefacts from the First World War going on public display, starting Monday, at The Military Museums in the exhibition Wild Rose Overseas: Albertans in the Great War.

Letter home in the Great War written on fabric of airplane wings

Visitors thankful for newspaper Gordon Lentz of Medicine Hat and his sister were thrilled to find information on his grandfather, Jacob Andres, finding out that his grandfather died at work in 1939 in Coronation from a heart attack.

They stopped into the Coronation ECA Review office on Monday, July 28.

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Royals fight back to earn provincial gold John MacNeil

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That victory via the mercy rule all but guaranteed Coronation top spot in its three-team pool, and made Sunday morning’s 8-4 loss to Bawlf less significant.

“We got lots of guys on the field and saved our two better pitchers for the semifinal and the final, so it worked out in our favour,” coach Brown said of the Bawlf game.

With his son (and Zimmer) graduating, it was Brown’s swan song as the midget team’s coach.

“It was a great way to go out, that’s for sure,” he said.

Scouts from Tier 1 and Tier 2

teams watched the Tier 3 provincials and might call on the likes of Zimmer and Brown for pitching depth in their respective provincials on the Aug. 1-3 weekend.

“Trey will be drafted, for sure,” coach Brown said. “He played Tier 1 last year.”

The Tier 1 and 2 tournaments are set for Fort Saskatchewan and Okotoks, respectively. The Clive Coyotes, featuring players from east-central Alberta, are among the Tier 1 contenders.

Royals, it was their second provincial championship in four months. Cutler Coppock, Cole Elliott, Tanner Eno, Justin Golby, Linden Heidecker and

Ryley Ramsay were also part of the Coronation team that won the provincial midget D hockey championship on home ice last March.

In dramatic fashion, the Coronation Royals mined gold in Barrhead on the July 26-27 weekend.

Coronation came back from a three-run deficit in the bottom of the seventh inning to defeat Red Deer 9-8 in the gold-medal game Sunday night at the provincial midget AA Tier 3 baseball championship.

Kyle Elhard of Castor ripped a no-out double to the fence to drive in two runs and complete the Royals’ comeback.

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Bulls go for provincial gold at home John MacNeil

Review Reporter The East Central Bulls are sitting pretty as they host the provincial bantam AA Tier 1 baseball championship Aug. 1-3 in Stettler.

The Bulls have been the pacesetters in Baseball Alberta play this season, posting a 17-1 record that includes a 6-0 slate in Round 3.

“I think we have a pretty good chance in provincials,” said Bulls second baseman Carver Zimmer of Coronation. “If we play like we have been all year, I think we have a good shot.

“When everyone is in ready position and battin’ good, and playing good defence, (we’re at our best).”

Zimmer, a first-year bantam who just turned 14 on July 2, thrives on the action in the middle infield.

“I like turning double plays with (shortstop) Brendan Logan,” said Zimmer, who is going into Grade 9.

Zimmer, also a hockey and volleyball player, is following in big brother Trey’s athletic footsteps.

On the diamond, Carver is also a starting pitcher and a switchhitter whom head coach Graham Schetzsle describes as an allaround ball player.

In this weekend’s eight-team provincial tournament, the Veteran-based Bulls expect Red Deer and Camrose to be among the strongest opponents, Zimmer said.

“Red Deer was in Tier 2, but

they came up to Tier 1. They were the only team to beat us all year.”

The Bulls are a regional team made up of 12 players from widespread parts of east-central Alberta.

“It’s a better opportunity, better competition,” Zimmer said of playing at the bantam AA Tier 1 level.

East Central is in Pool A with North Peace, Red Deer and St. Albert. Pool B is made up of Camrose Royal, Edmonton and two South Jasper Place teams.

In preliminary play, the Bulls face St. Albert at 6 p.m. Friday, Red Deer at noon Saturday and North Peace at 6 p.m. Saturday.

Playoff action is scheduled for Sunday, with the gold-medal game

The East Central Bulls host the provincial bantam AA Tier 1 baseball championship Aug. 1-3 in Stettler. In the back row (from left) are assistant coach Trevor Fawcett, Carver Zimmer, Gavin Logan, Josh Fawcett, Damon Zimmer, Taylor Frank, Parker Grabler, Paul Georget, assistant coach Barry Logan and head coach Graham Schetzsle. In the front row (from left) are Nick Brigley, Robby Gilbertson, Brandon Buxton, Hayden Schetzsle and Brendan Logan. Missing from the photo is assistant coach Brad Zimmer.

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Pitching depth fuels East Central bantams John MacNeil

Review Reporter Potent pitching is expected to work favourably for the East Central Bulls as they host the provincial bantam AA Tier 1 baseball championship Aug. 1-3 in Stettler.

The Bulls can count on multiple arms to deliver the goods in starting and relief roles.

“We really have eight legitimate arms,” said coach Graham Schetzsle.

“Without naming names, we’ve got four or five kids that I would trust to start in a semifinal or a final, and there’s three other kids that are right there that throw strikes.

“They’re not quite as dominant, but I would trust them in virtually any situation, as well.

“And I think that’s going to be our advantage when it comes to (this) weekend. Whether we win or we lose, I believe we’ll have as much pitching (depth) as anybody.”

Along with pitching riches, the Bulls are strong at all positions, defensively and offensively.

Schetzsle gave a breakdown of his 12-man roster, by position:

CATCHER

“Our starting catcher is Gavin Logan (Oyen). He’s got a remarkable throwing arm. He’s just a first-year kid. I would categorize him as one of the top 14-year-old catchers in the province.

“Josh Fawcett (Consort) is a second-year bantam. He’s a big, strong kid who hits in the middle of our lineup. He’s been probably

our most consistent hitter all year long. When he’s not catching, he plays a little bit of outfield.”

FIRST BASE

“My own son, Hayden (Schetzsle, Veteran), he’s very good defensively. He’s not a powerhitter, but he makes contact and has a pretty good line-drive swing.”

SECOND BASE

“Carver Zimmer (Coronation) is very good defensively and runs well. He’s a very good all-around ball player. He’s one of our top pitchers, as well.

“Robby Gilbertson (Brownfield) also plays second base. He’s just a natural athlete.

The kid can just flat-out run and do things that a lot of other kids can’t do.”

SHORTSTOP

“Brendan Logan (Oyen), one of our top pitchers, is also our starting shortstop. The only downside to when he’s pitching, he’s not at shortstop, and we miss him when he’s not at shortstop, because he’s defensively awesome. “(When Brendan Logan is pitching), Carver Zimmer will usually slide over to short.”

THIRD BASE

“Typically, we have Damon Zimmer (Daysland), who is a pitcher also. He hits in the middle of our lineup. He’s a good pitcher who throws lots of strikes. He’s been hot at the plate as of late and we’ll need him to continue that to

have a chance.

“Paul Georget (Stettler), another third baseman, he’s also hitting in the middle of our lineup.

He’s got great velocity as a pitcher and he’s a very good all-around player. He’s strong — he can hit the ball with some thump.”

OUTFIELD

“Parker Grabler (Czar) has been very solid in centre-field. He tracks the ball well. He started off the year (hitting) well — he’s going through some tough times now, but we hope he’ll be ready for (this) weekend.

“Same thing with Brandon Buxton (Amisk). He’s a sparkplug when he gets on base. He can fly.

He makes things happen when he’s on. He’s struggled as of late, hitting, but all he has to do is put the ball in play and he can make things happen, because he does run so well and he’s been pitching very well for us.

“Nick Brigley (Coronation) has been playing the outfield. He’s coming along defensively. He’s not physically strong, but he puts the ball in play and he’s a real battler.

He’s a gamer. He wants to play and you never have to worry about him not being in the game.

“Taylor Frank (Castor), when he’s playing outfield and a little bit of first base, he’s decent defensively. He puts the ball in play, at the plate, as well. His hitting has been improving and he’s been pitching phenomenally. He’s been one of our most consistent pitchers all year long.”

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Carver Zimmer, 14, of Coronation is the starting second baseman and one of the pitchers for the Veteranbased East Central Bulls, who host the bantam AA Tier 1 provincials Aug. 1-3 in Stettler.

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at 3 p.m., or 5 p.m. if tiebreakers are needed.

“It all comes down to one game on Sunday, whether it be the semifinal or the final,” Schetzsle said. “Anything can happen. There’s lots of other good teams. We’ll do our best.

“We just need to keep doing what we’ve been doing all year, which is throwing lots of strikes and playing airtight defence. We had a little lapse (two weekends ago), but other than that, the boys have played really sound defensively.

That’s our game, and we usually scratch out enough runs, so we’ll go with the same formula (this) weekend.”

After playing the entire regular season on the road, mostly at Edmonton-area parks, the Bulls are relatively close to home in Stettler, the hometown of one East Central player — pitcher and third baseman Paul Georget.

Georget’s father, Collin, led the effort to bring the provincials to Stettler, and he’s chairing the tournament.

“He’s a great organizer, and without him, we wouldn’t even

be thinking of (hosting),” Schetzsle said of Georget.

“We’ve been on the road all year long, and that’s OK. But it will be nicer to play a little bit closer to home, especially for some of the local people. I think we’ll have a good local following of spectators.”

Along with Coronation and Stettler, the Bulls include players from Amisk, Brownfield, Castor, Consort, Czar, Daysland, Oyen and Veteran.

Schetzsle is from Veteran.

His assistants are Barry Logan of Oyen, Trevor Fawcett of Consort and Brad Zimmer of Daysland.

Summer Games

At the Alberta Summer Games in Airdrie, Oyen cousins Brendan and Gavin Logan won bronze medals with Zone 2, which defeated Zone 4 (including Stettler’s Paul Georget) 10-0 in the third-place game. A fourth member of the Bulls, Brandon Buxton of Amisk, played with Zone 7, which placed seventh in the eight-team tournament.

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Killam advances to Westerns The Killam Thunder have qualified for the Western Canadian under-18 girls’ softball championship, set for Aug. 1-4 at Battleford, Sask.

Killam was the silver-medallist in provincial play, but Irma opted out of the Westerns, so Killam goes in as the Alberta No. 1 team.

The Thunder are made up of players and coaches from Alliance, Bawlf,

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The core group of players has been together for four seasons, medalling each year at the provincials. The club has reached the Westerns each season.

At this year’s under-18 B provincials in Leduc, Killam rebounded after going 1-3 in round-robin play and going all the way to the final.

Fusion Fastball (Drumheller/Hanna) placed second in the provincial bantam under-16 girls’ softball championship, losing 8-7 to Bonnyville in the final. In the back row (from left) are manager Barb Heptonstall, coach Aaron Lang, Karis Hilchey, Jordan Kroeger, Bret Crowle, Lindsay Voltner, assistant coach Dale Heptonstall and assistant manager Leanne Blades. In the middle row (from left) are Madison Lang, Jenna Pahl, Shekaya Blades, Kyla Antosh, Rochelle Hollman and Mareena Hein. In front are Madison Heptonstall and Kierra Scollo.

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The Killam Thunder will represent Alberta in the Western Canadian under-18 girls’ softball championship Aug. 1-4 at Battleford, Sask. In the back row (from left) are manager Deb Brodie, assistant coach Stefan Cloutier, Shyann Kelndorfer, Brooke Lindmark, Amber Prichard, Kaylee Prichard, Tara Yuha, Megan Culbert, coach Lorne Cox and assistant coach Jim Nichols. In the middle row (from left) are Sydney Kelndorfer, Ashley Golby, Lauren Brodie, Camryn Stenson and Kelsey Cloutier. In the front row (from left) are Cheyenne Nichols and Shaina George.

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Real estate

FOUR Bedroom house for sale. 4801 Windsor Ave. Single car garage, 5 appliances. 4 lots, on corner. Close to school and downtown. $79,000. 403-5783956.

AT SEDALIA, 33’ x 36’ house for sale. Kitchen, livingroom, 3+2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, double garage, on 4 lots. Buy as is. Fixer upper for basement. $32000.00. Plus 7 other lots for sale at $500/lot. Effie Thornton. 403-8543656.

DO YOU own real estate? I offer 1st & 2nd mortgages with no credit check. Get approved today. Call 1-866-405-1228 or email: info@firstandsecondmortgages.ca.

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C&D Oilfield Construction Ltd. of Hanna, AB is hiring for the positions of

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Petrof ield Industries, t he Leader in manufacturing Hydrovac trucks, is accepting resumes for the following positions: * General Labourers * Industrial Painters * Sandblasters * Material Handler * Automotive Electrical Technician * Journeyman Welder / Apprentice * 2nd Yr Welder with Aluminum experience Visit our website at: www.tornadotrucks.com for more details. Our Company has an enthusiastic fast paced working environment, with advancement possibilities for the motivated person, and offers an excellent benefit package. fax: 403-742-5544 e-mail: hr@petrofield.com

Professional Directory Chapman and Co. Professional Accountants LLP

Consort, AB

Open & Fully Operational Now Hiring All Positions Available Immediately,

Front Desk, Housekeeping Fulltime & Parttime

Fax Resumes to 403-577-0305 or e-mail to consort@prairiemooninn.com

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Phone 403-742-3438 Email: gchap@gchap.ca www.gchap.ca Fax 403-742-0560

DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPLICATION APPROVED Notice is hereby given that the following Development Permit Application has been approved: DP1414 Coroview Farms SE31-36-11-W4 Relocation of Mobile home Any person claiming to be affected by such decision may appeal by giving Notice in writing to the Secretary, Subdivision and Development Appeal Board, County of Paintearth No. 18, Box 509 Castor, AB TOC OXO not later than 4:30 p.m., August 1, 2014. The Notice must contain the reason for the appeal and pursuant to Bylaw No. 580-09 Include the $200.00 fee.

Dated: July 24, 2014

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WHEATLAND Auctions Huge Fall Consignment Auction.

Sept. 6 in Cheadle, Alberta. Farm equipment, construction equipment, vehicles, RVs, tools and much more! Phone 403669-1109; www.wheatlandauctions.com.

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SALE for Ben Schreiner

on location East of Wainwright, AB on Hwy 14 & South 2 Miles on RR6-0 Sat., Aug. 2 @1pm Selling Vehicles; Tools; Tractors; 2 Long Guns; Snowmobile; Household; and much more.

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Sat., Aug. 16 at 10 a.m., 11802 - 145 St., Edmonton, Alberta.

Over 800 lots! Phone 403-347-5855 or 780451-4549; www.budhaynesauctions.com. www.WardsAuctions. com.

cards of thanks

WE WOULD like to thank Dr. Walters and the staff at the Hanna Nursing Home for the compassionate care and many kindnesses Harold Strandberg received while a resident at the nursing home. Thank you to all who sent cards, flowers, thoughts and prayers, as well as those who brought hugs and words of comfort. Thank you to Cathy and staff of Heartland Funeral Chapels and to Pastor

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Liala for their thoughtfulness at our time of need. To the United Church ladies, thank you for the delicious lunch. To friends and neighbours, a very special thank you for sharing this time with us.

Harold Strandberg family, Doug and Dianne Taylor I would like to thank my wife and familywho put on a fun-filled evening for my 80th birthday. Thanks to friends who helped make this party a great success and to all who attended and the many who sent their heartfelt wishes.

May God bless each one of you.

Sylvester Malaka

WEDDING Shower in honour of Sarah Williamson, bride elect of Nigel Renschler, to be held at the Coronation Crop In Centre Wed. Aug. 6 @ 7 pm. Everyone welcome. Shower Pool at Golby Hardware.

Contact Liana for inquiries 403-7403871.

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Join one of North America's most respected & fastest growing heavy civil infrastructure contractors. Flatiron has been named Heavy Civil Contractor of the Year in Alberta & has won numerous employer awards.

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This is an opportunity to join one of Canada’s top heavy civil, award winning, infrastructure companies with work in the Edmonton Area.

The Northeast Anthony Henday Drive project includes the construction of 27 kms of six and eight-lane divided roadway, nine interchanges, two yovers, eight rail crossing & two bridges across the North Saskatchewan River.

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Are you highly motivated, but looking for a career change?

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Household, tools, acreage equip, chicken equip. Christmas, generator, garden, 3 lawn tractors, fabric & crafts, pumps, sprayer.

who want more out of life and their career. Our New and Used Sales Team is top notch and we’re looking for a dynamic individual to add to the Team.

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A successful candidate should have some sales experience, be computer literate, organized, attentive to detail and above all, must have the determination to build your own income based on your abilities.

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Parts Manager or Lead Counter Parts Person as well as Apprentices and Journeyman Heavy Duty mechanics with AG experience.

Live the life style of Central Alberta and be home at night.

Work for one of the few family owned dealerships where we care about our employees and customers. Successful candidate will be a team player with strong social skills. Counter and Management experience an asset. Computer literacy and knowledge of DIS Parts program a definite asset but not mandatory.

We offer: • Competitive Wages • Annual Work boot reimbursement • RRSP Plan • Benefits Package • Sick Days • Monthly Bonus If you are looking for a rewarding career with a successful and growing organization, then forward your resume to: Future Ag Inc. Attn: Human Resources Box 489 Red Deer, AB T4N 5G1 Fax 403-342-0396 or email to hr@futureag.ca

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Position: Waste Transfer Station/Recycling Assistant Location: Hanna, Alberta Salary: $18 - $20 per hour plus benefits based on qualifications Hours of Work: 8 hour days, Mon. - Fri. Reporting to the Transfer Station Supervisor, this position will be responsible for assisting with recycling operations for the Big Country Waste Management Commission as well waste related aspects of the Hanna Waste Transfer Station operation.

Responsibilities may include, but will not be limited to: • Assisting in directing users in the placement of waste and recycle materials and ensuring compliance with regulations; • Collecting, unloading, baling and handling recycle materials; • Some equipment operation as required; • Assisting at other sites as required; • Site maintenance generally including litter picking as necessary.

The Successful Candidate will: • Be self-motivated and relate well with the public; • Be in good physical condition; • Possess good communication skills including email; • Be capable of performing routine maintenance of equipment; • Be in possession of a valid Alberta driver’s license and able to provide a driver’s abstract.

Some equipment operating experience will be an asset. A First Aid certificate and other safety related training will also be an asset.

Please provide a resume/application prior to August 8, 2014 to: (Application forms are available at the Special Areas office in Hanna or at the Youngstown Landfill) Sean Olmstead (sean.olmstead@bcwmc.ca) Landfill Manager Big Country Waste Management Commission Box 1906 Hanna, Alberta TOJ 1PO

Full Time Journeyman Heavy Duty Mechanic

7/25/11 12:30 PM

The MD of Provost No. 52 a rural municipality located in East Central Alberta along Highway 13 is currently seeking applicants for Full Time Heavy Duty Mechanic.

The successful candidate will be required to do the following: • Establishing the service and maintenance requirements for all public works equipment • Supervising the service and maintenance of all equipment including service by operators • Maintaining machine repair and maintenance cost records. Also, approve the accounts for other services and costs incurred in the equipment repair and maintenance operation • Welding experience is an asset The position falls within the scope of the Municipality’s unionized setting and a competitive benefit package is available.

Applications will be accepted until suitable candidates are found. Please forward a detailed resume including references to: Wayne MacLean @ wmaclean@mdprovost.ca Any questions please contact Wayne MacLean @ 780-753-0726

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Pen Checkers – will train, must have horse experience and preferably bring own horses.

Feed Truck Drivers – will train General Labourers – will train Equipment Operator Wage dependant on experience

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Full Time Bus Driver

Full Time Bus Driver

Competition #PLRD-337

Competition #PLRD-352

Consort/Altario

Morrin Area

Applications are invited for a full time school bus operator in the Consort/Altario area to commence September 2nd, 2014. This position will support the Division in providing safe and efficient transportation of students to Consort or Altario School. The available route will be determined based on current student needs in relation to the location of the successful candidate. Although training is provided, it is preferred the successful candidate holds a valid Class 2 drivers license, first aid certification and “S” Endorsement training. Previous experience would be an asset.

Please submit cover letter, resume and contact information for three references by e-mail to lenore.etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403) 854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide a Criminal Record Check, Child Intervention Check and Driver’s Abstract satisfactory to PLRD, prior to commencement. Please quote competition number on application.

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VILLAGE OF CONSORT OFFICE ASSISTANT POSITION The Village of Consort is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of Office Assistant to complete a maternity leave starting as soon as possible and completing March 31st, 2015.

This position reports directly to the CAO. This position involves receptionist duties, general accounting duties, banking and mailroom duties; and any other duties as may be required.

In addition to a strong work ethic and positive attitude, the ideal candidate will possess a strong background in financial administration and a proven ability to work closely as part of a team and the ability to respond to front office queries. Successful applicant will be required to sign the Oath of Confidentiality and Criminal Record Check required.

Municipal experience, while not necessary, is considered a definite asset. Starting wage for this position is $18.00 per hour, working a 40 hour work week. A comprehensive benefits package is provided.

Interested persons should submit an application, including a resume listing experience and three references.

We thank all who apply and advise that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Applications should be addressed to: Village of Consort Box 490 Consort, AB T0c 1B0 Attn: Monique Jeffrey, CAO Position will remain open until a successful candidate is found.

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Applications are invited for a full time school bus operator in the Morrin area to commence September 2nd, 2014. This position will support the Division in providing safe and efficient transportation of students to the Morrin School. This route is south of Morrin between Drumheller and Morrin. Training to obtain Class 2 driver’s license, first aid certification and “S” Endorsement will be provided if required.

Preference will be given to a candidate who holds these designations.

Previous experience would be an asset.

Please submit cover letter, resume and contact information for three references by e-mail to lenore.etherington@plrd.ab.ca. Applications will also be accepted by mail or fax to: Lenore Etherington, H.R. Administrator Prairie Land Regional Division # 25 P.O. Box 670 Hanna, Alberta T0J 1P0 Fax: (403) 854-2803 Competition will remain open until a suitable candidate is found.

Thank you to all applicants, but only those who will be interviewed will be contacted. The successful candidate will be required to provide a Criminal Record Check, Child Intervention Check and Driver’s Abstract satisfactory to PLRD, prior to commencement. Please quote competition number on application.

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VILLAGE OF CONSORT PUBLIC WORKS/UTILITIES OPERATOR (1) POSITION The Village of Consort is currently seeking a qualified individual to fill the position of Public Works/ Utilities Operator (1) position.

This position reports directly to the Public Works Foreman and requires working shift work, holidays and week-ends. This full time position involves operation and maintenance of the water distribution system, road maintenance, equipment operation and maintenance, waste collection and disposal, grass cutting, snow plowing, minor building maintenance, any other duties as may be required.

In addition to a strong work ethic and positive attitude, the ideal candidate will possess strong problem solving skills, some mechanical skills and a proven ability to work closely as part of a team. The successful applicant will provide a satisfactory RCMP security clearance check, driver’s abstract, mandatory pre-employment drug test and must sign a confidentiality agreement and code of ethics. This position requires minimum a Class 5 Driver’s License with the ability to obtain Air endorsement. A complete job description is available at the Village office during regular working hours or by calling 403-577-3623.

Wages for this position start at $22.22 and depending on qualifications and experience could be increased, working a 40 hour work week. A comprehensive benefits package is provided.

Interested persons should submit an application, including a resume listing experience and three references.

We thank all who apply and advise that only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Applications should be addressed to: Village of Consort Box 490 Consort, AB T0C 1B0 Attn: Monique Jeffrey, CAO Applications will be accepted until a suitable candidate is found.

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In 2003 he bought a car from Mike Rodin, who is now the dealer principal.

It was a 300M and the best car he’s ever owned. “Never missed a beat,” says Ed. “and still going strong.”

After a life of working in the oil patch and driving trucks, Ed decided to take it a little easier. All those jangled miles on the road were taking a toll on his lower back. However, life in his recliner was tougher on him than bouncing around on a long haul, so he picked up the phone and called Mike, wondering if they had any opportunities. A new door opened.

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new Zealand bull-rider adam Jamison, now of okotoks, scores an 82.5 on Mambo no. 5 in the long-go at the 16th annual white lightning Dodge Professional Cowboy Crunch on July 23 at oyen. Jamison went on to win the short-go on an eventful evening of bull-riding action.

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Cell 403.854.0453 bstrong2@telusplanet.net

ph (780) 672-2476 cel (780) 878-4421 fax (780) 679-2622 Toll Free 1-800-563-4202 3511-48 Avenue Camrose, AB T4V 0K9 Email: erye@camrosechrysler.com

4901-50 St. Castor, AB 403-882-3388

WEEKEND SPECIAL 12 Pk Pop $4.99

(8 am Thurs. - 4 pm Sun.) Little Gap Septic Service

Little Gap Septic Service

- Appliances - Electronics - Insurance - Telus Mobility -

Cell. 403-578-8451

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri.

403-577-2370

1994 Case 580 Super K Backhoe 4x4

Back Hoe

1994 Case 580 Super K Backhoe 4x4 (Front loader with 7’ self leveling bucket, 24” & 12” buckets, 4cyl Case diesel moto, 8300 Hrs., This unit is in excellent condition and used for oilfield construction and farm use by Chris . It has been serviced and mechanically maintained on a regular basis . This unit can go to the oilfield or the ranch.

Aprox : 520’ , 1” pipe; 1000’ , 2” SCH 80 pipe; 1200’ , 2” SCH 80 pipe; 800’ , 2”, 3”, 4” yellow jacket pipe; 300’ , 5/8” sucker rod; 300’ , 3/4” sucker rod; 800’ , 2 3/8” tubing; 150’ ,1 1/2” tubing; 60’ , 2 7/8” tubing; 10”, 8” ,6”, 4”, 3”, mixed pipe bundles; 1”, 2”, 3”, mixed pipe bundles; 300’ 3” & 4” fiberglass pipe; pipe fittings

Steel Tool Boxes

Lawn, Garden, Recreation

2003 Artic Cat # 400 , 4WD Quad (1850 kms, toolbox / rack / windshield, winch, new rubber, A1 condition); 2001 Bombardier SkiDoo Summit (800 with R.A.V.E, 4834 km, show room condition); 11” aluminum boat with 4HP motor; JD LA 145 riding lawn mower (210 hours, 22 HP, 48” deck, like new); MF 2514 H lawn tractor (14 hp, 38” cut, 376 hours); Quadivator 44” mower (10.5

Main Street Hanna, AB

Service Wise We Specialize

403-742-5237 Stettler, AB

chains / boomers/ shackalls/ rope; Sanborne 5hp / 6gallon/ 220 vt sand blaster; solar battery charger; bolts and bins; Power Fist high pressure sprayer 220 vt; wheel barrels; Berger transit with tripod and stick; Ridged 300 Power head and stand; Ready 90000 btu kerosine heater; B&S rebuilt 18hp motor; (3) 20 ton Powerfist bottle jacks; Westward 20 ton air jack; Air Strong 12 ton air jack; assorted hyd bottle jacks; steel racks; tap & die sets; 3/4” socket sets; 1” socket sets; 10 ton body frame puller; Makita cordless drills; Cobra 2500 wt. inverter; 702 Craftsman Impact driver; Jet torque mutiplyer; 1/2 Makita impact; Pnuematic tools and shears; Calipers /Micrometers /gauges; New trailer lights , wiring, electrical supplies; hammers / shovels/ picks/bars; Westward drill press; snow fence / insulation / lumber; spot lights; 7 1/2’ galvanized water trough; ( 3 ) 16’ texas gates; 2 - 300 gallon fel tanks with stands; 1 - 500gallon fuel tank and stand

Movable Out Buildings Firearms

Trailers

Pipe & Metals

(403) 854-4774

9x20 steel clad frame building with 5’x 6.5 ‘ door; ( 2 ) 16’ steel circular building with 5’ x 6.5 ‘ door; 8x20 Van body on skids; 14 x8 wooden frame shed on skids

2001 Bombardier SkiDoo Summit

JD LA 145 riding lawn mower

Serving the Big Country

www.realestatecentre.ca

2003 Artic Cat # 400 4WD Quad

2007 Snake River High Boy Gooseneck (30’ long x 102” wide, 25’ plank deck / 5’ beavertail ramps, tandem 12k axles on springs, spring assist beavertail loading ramps, 16” x 14 ply dual radial tires, King pin hitch);1993 Goertzen 24’ Tandem Gooseneck Trailer (19’ plank deck & 5’ beavertail with ramps, tandem 10,000lb axles on springs, 10 ply tires, # 2C9GF2023P0006041); 1976 Linden Gooseneck (22’long x 8’ wide,Tandem 8 k axles on springs,16” x 14ply radial tires, king pin hitch); 2006 UFA Bumper Pull Sled trailer (12’ long x 8’ wide, single 3500k axle on springs, slide out sled ramp, 2’ high removable sides); Small single axle quad trailer; Single axle Refuse trailer; Steel 4x8x4 cage; Steel loading dock 24” adjustable; Steel 10’x8’ barrel dock

• Plumbing • Gas Fitting • Air Conditioning • Sheet Metal • Commercial Refrigeration

Commercial, Residential, and Farm & Ranch

HP B&S motor, 12 Hp Craftsman 5 speed 38” cut riding lawn mower; 42” lawn sweep;12 vt / 100 gallon 6’ boom sprayer with hans wand and 30’ hose; quad ramps; B&S string trimmer; McCulloch string trimmer

1993 Goertzen trailer

PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.

Check us out for all your Real Estate needs!!

Saturday, August 9, 2014 @ 10 am

Lyndon Gooseneck

Wecker

403-854-4456

AUCTION

Trucks

Fax: 403-972-2001 Email: vstwi2@hotmail.com

Roger E. Johnson Enterprises Inc.

From Hiway 36 at Sherness go 6 km east on the Roselynn road ( TWP RD 28-4 ) then go North on RGE RD 12-5 , 5.7km.

From Hi way # 9 East of Hanna go South 17.2km on RGE RD 12-5.

2005 GMC 2500 Crew Cab 4x4 (6 lt gas engine,156,000 km, Auto transmission, Loaded with leather interior, 2” lift kit, topper, Tow package); 2001 Chev Silverado 3500 (8.1 lt gas engine,187,856 km, 5 speed standard transmission, 7 1/2’ flatbed deck, CVIP to June 2015, serial # 1GBJK34G11F172693); 1999 International 4700DT 466E (3 Ton truck with Unic 6000 lb picker, 14’ deck, 6 speed manual transmission, 294,800 km, # 1HT5CAAP5XH602151);1978 Chev - C60 Dump Truck (11’ box with hoist, CCE615V161754); 2000 Dodge 2500 Ram 4x4 (360 V8 gas motor, 237,000 km, tool box, auto transmission, ext. cab, tow kit);1980 Chev Serria 1500 (350 V8 gas motor, auto transmission, long box); 1956 Fargo 2 ton with hoist (6 cyl gas motor, standard 3 speed transmission, working condition); 2003 Chev Astro Van (286,335 km, 8 passenger van, new tires, 3GNDM19X93B140902); 1982 Datsun King Cab pickup (gas motor, auto transmission, 176,000 km); Kenworth 8’ x 36” sleeper

Give us a Call!

403-972-3879

SALES

403-854-3585

4809-50th St., Consort, AB

1999 International Picker Truck

Ed Rye

• Custom New Homes •All Farm Buildings • Renovations • Windows and Doors • Overhead Doors & Service • Retail Sales

Chris Templer & Guests - Roselynn, AB

2000 Dodge 2500 Ram 4x4

• Aftermarket Body Parts (fenders, grilles, headlights) for most MAKES and MODELS, upon request.

• Most rebuilt transfer cases, upon request.

• Rebuilt GM transfer cases and used GM powertrain parts in stock.

Big Country Construction & Building Supplies Ltd.

Unreserved Equipment and Oilfield Tool 2005 GMC 2500 Crew Cab 4x4

NEW & USED GM PARTS

Quality Customer Care

Serving East Central Alberta Brett & Lana Twa Ph. 403-578-3157

Specializing in GM Truck Parts

Ph. 780.672.2476 or 1.800.563.4202 • 3511-48 Ave., Camrose www.camrosechrysler.com

Guardian Castor Drugs - Sheet Metal Killam Plumbing Mon.-Fri.: 8 am - 6 pm & Heating Sat.: 9 am - 5 pm Sun.: Noon - 4 pm

Works Inc.

Oilfield & Shop Equip. & Tools

Flexi Coil Hyd. post pounder; American 60 Pump Jack; New Double Wall Norther steel 630 ltd fuel tank; Overhead frame; Westward drill press; Makita Chop saw and stand; 150lb Petrrwright anvil; Lincoln AC/ DC arc welder wit 60’ line; Canox 115vt Firefly Mig welder; welding benches and vises; pipe stands; 30 ton Powerfist Hyd. press; 12 ton pipe bender; Honda 2” water pump / hoses; 8 ton pto winch wit 1/2” cable; Assorted 8’ panels; well head fencing; Knaack Steel tool box; Pro Core 3/4” drive torque wrench ( 100-600 lbs ); oil & pumps; assorted shelving; pipe fittings; Honda 185 - 2 wheel converted trick; Varsol parts washer; Powermate 3 hp / 8 gallon compressor; Road closed signs / traffic cones; diaphram pumps; Shop creepers and dollies; Stile Friction starter; extension cords; air hose; shop vac’s; jerry cans; Floor jacks 1.5 to 3 ton; ladders; 9000lb 12vt super winch with 25’ of 3/8” cable;

Contact Ross: (403) 362-5252 • Fax: (403) 362-5254 • ross@tdown.ca

Box 1952 Brooks AB T1R 1C7

All firearms will be trigger locked and encased for transport.

Bidders and Purchasers must have a valid FAC and present the FAC to the clerk at time of invoicing . Purchases must be paid in full sale day. Firearms not be handle by the public and will only be handled by auction staff who are valid FAC holders . The individual firearms will be locked securly in the auction trailer and only presented and viewed at sale time, sold, then relocked untill pickup. Viewing will be by apointment only and in the company of a staff FAC holder.

Winchester Model 2200 , 12 gauge shotgun (serial # L1134621, pump action, 3” full choke); Savage 243 Winchester (serial # G935419, 3x9x40 Bushnell scope, Tri-Pod, nylon stock); Squires-Bingham 22 LR semi -auto (serial # 23-950832, steel clip); Glenfield Modle 70, 22 LR semi - auto ( # 21391046); Squires Bingham 16R , 22 LR semi-auto (# A453397); Extensive Bowey knife collection and jack knife collection; remote control cars and trucks, batteries not included; remote control gas engine car

Antiques & Collectables

Auto rims; haime and collar collection; Ballard platform scale; Gas heater; emery wheel; bottle collection; barn lanterns; ice tongs; tractor wrenches; blow torches; Viking tube radio; Flad Irons; shoe lathe; cream cans; coal skuttle; spur collection; bare back rigging and spurs; crocks and jugs; 1000 piece ball cap collection; 30 year snowmobile magazine collection